By Adel Samara
Palestine Think Tank
"....The offspring of Oslo Accords, the Palestinian Authority, as a formation caged between national independence and colonialism, contained access to social struggle, an area which the left must fill and use especially under a regime of defeat, corruption and comprador policies in spheres of politics, culture and economy. This made lines of class differentiation much clearer.
Moreover, the last elections in WBG (January 2006) presented a route for competition inside factions of Palestinian bourgeoisie. These elections led to a military conflict between:
□ the bureaucratic comprador bourgeois of Ramallah under the name of Fateh, and
□ the bazaar merchant comprador mainly in Gaza Strip under the name of Hamas.
But both were using the same class as a fuel for the semi-civil war, the popular classes!
Unfortunately, since the leftist organizations were dependent on the PA, and women organizations were absorbed by political organizations, there was a lack of a third force to fill in the social and national gap with a class program.
Women, once again missed the golden opportunity."
Palestine Think Tank
"....The offspring of Oslo Accords, the Palestinian Authority, as a formation caged between national independence and colonialism, contained access to social struggle, an area which the left must fill and use especially under a regime of defeat, corruption and comprador policies in spheres of politics, culture and economy. This made lines of class differentiation much clearer.
Moreover, the last elections in WBG (January 2006) presented a route for competition inside factions of Palestinian bourgeoisie. These elections led to a military conflict between:
□ the bureaucratic comprador bourgeois of Ramallah under the name of Fateh, and
□ the bazaar merchant comprador mainly in Gaza Strip under the name of Hamas.
But both were using the same class as a fuel for the semi-civil war, the popular classes!
Unfortunately, since the leftist organizations were dependent on the PA, and women organizations were absorbed by political organizations, there was a lack of a third force to fill in the social and national gap with a class program.
Women, once again missed the golden opportunity."
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